Google Play Services update expands support for NFC-enabled FIDO2 security keys, while YubiKey Passkey Enabler helps organisations roll out hardware-backed passkeys at scale Yubico has welcomed Google ...

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Yubico has welcomed Google’s latest update to Google Play Services, which enables account authentication through NFC security keys that support CTAP2 on Android 9 and later. This gives Android users ...